The first interview is with an external recruiter asking all the basic background questions, e.g., which methods are you familiar with, how many user interviews have you conducted, who have you presented to, how would you make a client feel comfortable, etc." This one is pretty dry as they basically just type out your answers verbatim. The next step is a 30-minute mock usability test of a website of your choosing. You then have 72 hours to prepare a report including an about me, learnings from the process, your mod guide, and an example of prior work. The third and final step involves two back-to-back interviews with senior researchers. This one is basically just a bunch of behavioral questions. Despite the amount of work involved, everyone I interviewed with was extremely warm and really put me at ease. They take the process seriously and yet aren't at all intimidating.

Entire interview process was about 2 months First I a screener call, a week later I started interviews with 4 different Senior UXR (spread out into 4 weeks). Finally I was given a case to work on to present (I chose from 3 different prompts). A week later I received the news. Great process!